Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-04
NEWS NOTES.

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NEWS NOTES.
James Hoover and Miss M. Main
were yesterday granted license to
we'd.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
aggregated $4S5, ,S99, and were 80 in
number.
d. Mcfarland has purchased IL 900
acres Of the Rancho San Fernando for
$500, 900.
The delayed mail trains, which were
"a hours late, arrived last night with
the Eastern mails.
Police Judge Austin yesterday fined
two persons 81 apiece for having left
their horses unhitched.
w. H. johnson, charged with as
sault with intent to rob, will be >ar-
raigned in Judge Cheney's Court No
vember 7th.
The Office OF Mayor Workman has
been removed from the HERALD build
ing to the southwest corner OF First
and Fort streers.
Rev. DR.. Schneider will lecture this
evening at Z AS in the Synagogue in
German. Subject: "The meaning OF
Jewish ceremonies"
The Los Angeles Prohibition Club
will welcome Rev. DIR. Goodwin at its
meeting this evening in the Justices
Courtroom in Temple Block.
The trial OF Randall Doweli for petit
larceny was set by Justice Austin yes
terday for November 7th. He de-
posted $50 for his appearance.
AIRS. Mary T. Lathrop, one of the
most convincing temperance speakers
in the United States, will address
Los Angeles audience Sunday evening.
Captain J. G. Maccabe has been
appointed Deputy District Attorney in
place of Judge Harrison, who takes
Mr.. Denis place as Assistant District
Attorney.
A new postoffice has been estab-
lished at Pico Heights at the terminus
Of the electric railway, with p. Bal
lade as Postmaster and H. Racouillat
assistant Postmaster.
J H. G. Moore and Laura Moore,
charged with incest, pleaded mot
guilty" before Judge Cheney, of the
Superior Court, yesterday, and de-
lnanded separate trials.
=, Sheriff Kays yesterday served Ell
Hammond's bondsmen with summons
in the suit of the People Of the State
against the departed Tex Collector.
The suit is for $l2, ,963.S4.
IA d. Brock commenced suit i'll the
Superior Court yesterday against
Hamilton Griffin, for dissolution of
and a division Of the
proceeds Of the effects OF the firm.
In the United States District Court
yesterday Thomas Willer. who was
indicted for having smuggled cigars
into San Diego, was tried before Judge
Ross and jury and acquitted.
George Mccormick will be tried by
Justice Austin on November 4th, at 8
A. NJ, for petty larceny. He is ac-
cHsed of having stolen d box of cigars
from Paul Grueninger, valued at $25.
John Carr was convicted yesterday
afternoon by Justice Austin of having
stolen one pair of blankets and one
sair OF drawers belonging to John
Iydon on the I'd OF November. He
will be sentenced to-day.
; Tim Wright and Frank Wheeler
were II each held in $500 bail yesterday
by Judge Taney, for entering a room
and, taking therefrom S2lO and two
watches. Their examination will
take place tomorrow.
The will Of the late Matilda Sallee
was offered for probate in Judge
Gardner's Court yesterday by }. W:
Tonner, attorney for petitioner and
the matter was continued till Novem-
ber Tth, 1887.
Edwin Crawford and James Dem
man were arrested by Officer Godfrey
Yesterday afternoon for attempting to
rob John Miller on Los Angeles street.
They were locked up and will have
hearing to-day.
Winfield & Philips have entered
suit against P. Ballade for $40 dam
ages for case OF eggs which defend
ant had bought and to recover the
-. Il ~. boJ haov, otoIap from tha am
and sold to Bellade.
Mike Heating and David Jones
were arrested for fighting by Officer
Mckenzie on Also street, about 6:3O
=. NJ. Yesterday, while they were pun.
melting one another. 1t was claimed
Jones is a deserter from the army,
but he denied it.
Thomas Dubois, alias Nosey Tom, a
colored man, was found guilty by JUS
tice Austin of having annoyed his
divorced wife Hattie on the lst OF
November. The court allowed the
defendant to go upon his promise not
to disturb her again.
John Andrews was yesterday exam
ined before the United States Com
missioner ON charge Of having given
liauor to an Indian at San Bernar-
dino. He was held to answer, and in
default of hail in the sum of 800,
committed to the County Jail.
Kirk & Potter. of San Bernardino,
who have taken the contract for re-
building the A. T. q S. F. depot, were
in the city yesterday looking the
grounds over. The new platform is
now about finished and freight is be-
ing handled upon it.
Alvin G. Searle, who was on Tues
day convicted for having sold liquor to
Iad;an vasterdaY annlied for a new